Rosewill ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Computer Case with Dual Ring Blue LED Fans, 360mm Water Cooling Radiator Support, Tempered Glass and Steel, USB 3.0 - Spectra C100

I believe this product can stand on its own. It has 4 beautiful blue lighted fans. And more holes than you can shake a stick at. So, if its ventilation you need it's ventilation you'll get with this case. The only downside is that it may not be big enough for some graphic card designs, such as the massive XFX RX THICC 5700 xt that has a width of 9.84 inches. Unless they're using some funny math on their graphics card more about section, I'd go with a full-size ATX tower case if you're wanting to go with the newest and greatest graphic cards, like the rumored upcoming NVidia 3000 series or any future 2nd or 3rd gen rDNA 7nm graphic cards that'll becoming out of AMD, or else they're going to have to design much beefier Medium ATX towers that can handle all of the newer beefier graphic cards. But, don't let this case's size fool you. I had stuck two graphic cards in mine so far, an XFX RX 570 XXX 8gb OC and my current card an MSI RX Vega 56 Air Boost OC, both fit good with enough breathing space. The RX 570 sat in it with like 3.5 inches from touching the glass, while the Vega 56 sits 2.5 inches from the glass, keep in mind that this is all from eye balling them. If you're in doubt please look at the dimensions of this case and of the graphics card that you're wanting to purchase to find out whether or not they're compatible or not.

Nice case for beginner build. Fans are quiet. Decent cable management. The case seems to be sturdy, not cheap steel. I reccomend adding 2 more 120mm fans to the top of the case. Wish the pre-installed fans were pwm4 pins though. No way to control their speed. All in all a great case for the dollar.

Great case with a front panel that has a built in dust filter, comes with screws and standoffs, a psu shroud, and functional fans.Only 3 bad things come to mind with this case:1) the place where you put your hard drives is a little too close to the psu, so your cables will be bunched up in between the hard drive container and psu2) the bottom front panel fan kind of looks a little blocked off by the time psu shroud but I still think it should be able to provide adequate airflow3) the LEDs on the fans that come with the case may seem broken at first, but in order to get them to light up you need to go to your bios and set them to run at full power, so if you don’t mind doing that then this 3rd downside doesn’t apply to youOverall a good case for $70

I love this case, it is simple, clean and has very good airflow and makes for decent cable management. My only issue was that it did not come with any screws, which most cases I have ever gotten in the past came with screws for mounting at least the motherboard. I just had to buy more screws, which considering the price of the case, was not a huge deal.Overall, a good case at a good price.

I like the case however be careful or avoid it if you have a liquid cooled CPU radiator with 140mm fans, the top does not have enough clearance from the top of your motherboard. You will end up with your radiator hitting your memory or other pieces of your motherboard.The front only supports 120mm fans but you could fit a really nice sized radiator up there as long as it is 120mm. There are not additional holes for a 140mm to fit up there, I had to zip tie mine to the front due to the clearance issues up top.Other than that, its a great case, very solid and the glass is very thick.

The fans look amazing for one and keep my rig nice and cool. Standoffs come in preinstalled (4 standoffs preinstalled) I love the look this case gives, the mesh front paneling, tempered side glass panel, a lot of space to work with.

I spent hours looking at all of the most popular brand cases in the $50-$100 range. I purchased this case for $80. It comes with 3 intake fans with blue LED on the front and one exhaust fan with blue LED in the rear. They are quiet and keep my PC incredibly cool. My temps rarely go over 40 C during normal use. The fans are quiet. The case is sturdy, with no sharp edges to cut yourself on.I gave 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reason. The space alotted on the rear panel where all the wires go is a few mm's too thin and you have to really push the panel closed once all the wiring is in. One of my MOBO standoffs were off-center just slightly which just required more elbow grease to tighten the MOBO proficiently.In all this case screams value. As long as Rosewill cases stay at the current price points, I will always recommend and go with their brand.

I had numerous problems with this case. There isn't enough room for my modular power supply. The cutouts for cabling do not line up with the motherboard. There are two SSD mounts behind the motherboard where there is no airflow. The 3.5" drive bays are very poor quality. I sent it back.UPDATE:I requested a return and was ignored. Never again with this seller.